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[sirstar]

Where is it?
A. Othrikar B. Bree town C. Buckland D. Aughaire


What’s its name?
A. Warg B. Shadow C. Goblin D. Orc


Where is it?
A. Bree land B. Rivendell C. Angmar D. The shire

[Aredhel]

Where is it?
Not in Telon!

What's its name?
Definately not Jeric!

Where is it?
uhh....see A


Sorry, but never even finished LotR beta. Someone around here probably plays, but since this game is based on Telon....Idunno

Moving to better location

[Kiel]

Originally Posted by Aredhel

What's its name?
Definately not Jeric!

LMAO! Thanks I have been having a bad day and that just busted me up!

[Aredhel]

You goof. Want my ticket to go with the rest of your day?

[Kiel]

No thanks. 8-) Last time I got pulled over around 2am, the cop asked me, "Have you been drinking?". To which I replied, "Yes, sir I have!". He got a really confused look on his face. I guess they are not used to that answer, lol. He gave me a warning, for not having a tail light on my bicycle, then sent me on my way.

[sirstar]

thank you all

[Ysharros]

Based on beta memories...

1. No idea. Othrikar *maybe*. It's not Bree and it's not Buckland, heh.
2. Shadow
3. The Shire (pretty sure it's the tavern at Stock, but it's been a few months )

[Ra Hag Ghen]

1.Othrikar
2.Shadow
3.Shire

[knight776]

Originally Posted by Kiel

No thanks. 8-) Last time I got pulled over around 2am, the cop asked me, "Have you been drinking?". To which I replied, "Yes, sir I have!". He got a really confused look on his face. I guess they are not used to that answer, lol. He gave me a warning, for not having a tail light on my bicycle, then sent me on my way.

Having been one of those law enforcement types for a number of years, I can state with absolute honesty that I would have been caught just as flat with that answer, and I've gotten it a couple of times. It's been my experience that the answer received is inversely proportional to the blood alcohol content at the time of the question.

Funny but true story: I stopped a gentleman one night for breaking the rear end of his Camaro loose at an intersection one evening. After running him down for about a mile and finally getting him stopped, I asked the general questions I usually asked before getting to the real investigative parts of a DWI arrest. It should be noted at this point that I was working for a small police department in extreme NW Missouri (10 miles to Nebraska, 20 miles to Iowa). I noticed Arkansas plates on the vehicle and an Arkansas license in his wallet (which hit the floorboard 3 times before it was handed to me). When I asked how many he'd had, the response was "A couple." When I asked where he was headed, "Home." When I asked how far that was, I got the response, "A couple miles down the road."

The breathalyzer showed a BAC of around 0.25 or so.